Smok-Shak

Review by: Roadfood Team

What to eat at Smok-Shak

Opened in 1985, Ingersoll’s Smok-Shak has earned a sterling reputation for slow-cooked brisket, ribs, hot links, ham, and chicken. Interesting appetizers include calf fries, southwest egg rolls (filled with chicken, beans, corn, jack cheese & spinach), and crisp-fried green beans. While smoked-cooked meat is the signature dish, the menu also offers burgers, fried chicken, and even a few salads. Every meal comes with homemade cobbler.

Special Days at Smok-Shak

Sunday is all-you-can-eat rib day. Wednesday is steak day, when 12-ounce ribeyes and 10-ounce KC strips are the featured attractions. On Friday, the special is chicken fried steak: top sirloin, hand breaded and crisp-fried, served with mashed potatoes, country gravy, corn, a cracked wheat roll, and cobbler.

Original Post by VA sils

What To Eat

BBQ Brisket Sandwich

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Cheeseburger

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Steak

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Ribs

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Fried Chicken

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Smoked Ham

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Chicken Fried Steak

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Smok-Shak Recipes

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What do you think of Smok-Shak?

One Response to “Smok-Shak”

Holly Ulrich

September 13th, 2007

We found this little gem when we saw the sign for it in Alva, OK. It is on US-64 in Ingersoll, OK.

Smok-Shak serves beef and pork BBQ and chicken. Very crowded with locals at lunchtime and we can see why. When our beef BBQ sandwich arrived, it was enormous! The beef is chopped fine and is moist and tangy with what tastes like a tomato base sauce; the fresh homemade bun is outstanding (wish other BBQ restaurants paid as much attention to the bread as they do to the meat). You could have your sandwich dressed with “vegetables”: lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. Hushpuppies are different from those served in NC; these are more like soft, mini-corn sticks.

Since we had two dogs in the car, there was no shade at the restaurant, and it was 94 degrees, we opted for take-out, so we did not have a chance to experience table service. The atmosphere is what I call “typical sticky table” or the kind of place that says they know what they’re doing. We drove into the town of Cherokee, OK and found a park where we had an impromptu picnic. It’s so much fun discovering delicious food on the road!

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